News archive - [Scholarships available] Political Transformation Workshop: Western Balkans & Turkey
The Political Transformation Workshop: Western Balkans & Turkey is a weeklong program devoted to exploring the current transformational processes in the Western Balkans region and Turkey from the European Union perspective. The School is designed to assess the current state of affairs, successes and failures of both the policies of Turkey and Western Balkan states, and the EU’s regional leadership and relationship with each country. The program will also examine the common post-war mediation and reconciliation process of the previous decade in the Balkan region.
A select number of scholarship will be awarded to participants from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, FYR of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey. To apply for a scholarship, submit CV (in Europass format) and letter of motivation to the apply link mentioned below..
The added value of the program is the communication block, which aims to deliver up-to-date and practical knowledge on public speaking, social media and mediation processes. This type of skills development equips participants with the know-how necessary to influence the political and social environment they are embedded in. Moreover it gives insight and knowledge needed to make informed decisions and judgments. Curriculum
The Political Transformation Workshop: Western Balkans & Turkey will cover the following topics:
Methodology The Political Transformation Workshop: Western Balkans & Turkey is devoted to improving the understanding of the political transformational processes in the Western Balkans and Turkey through development of expert level knowledge and communication skills. It derives its content from examples of the Western Balkan countries and Turkey. Participants, who will work with expert level trainers and practitioners, will have the unique opportunity to combine theory and practice. Upon completion of the program, students will be able to knowingly discuss transformation and reconciliation challenges in the Western Balkans, EU accession, and Turkey’s growing role in the wider region. The communication skills portion of the program will give participants confidence and their natural abilities to play a leadership role. Students The Political Transformation Workshop is designed for political and social leaders, public servants, non-governmental representatives, graduate and post-graduate students wishing to specialize in Turkey or the Western Balkan region, conflict resolution or the EU accession process. Participants of the European Academy of Diplomacy have a commitment to open dialogue, democratic values, and appreciate the opportunity to network and meet with other like-minded professionals. It is open for participants from Turkey, Balkans, and EU countries as well as others interested in the topic. The thorough application process and limited number of students guaranties the highest quality of discussions and participation in the program with high-potential, future leaders. Students are:
Location Unless otherwise specifically stated, the PTW will be held in the conference rooms of the European Academy of Diplomacy located in Warsaw, Poland: European Academy of Diplomacy Ul. Oleandrow 6 00-629 Warsaw PL
Dates & Applications The Political Transformation Workshop will be held from 3 June to 7 June 2013. Below is a full list of deadlines for applications: 21 April 2013 - Deadline for scholarship applications 24 April 2013 - Notification of sucessful scholarship applications 12 May 2013 - Deadline for all other applications 15 May 2013 - Notification of successful applications
Cost 365 EUR (without accommodation) or 565 EUR (with accommodation) The registration fee includes 5 days of the courses, materials, coffee breaks, lunches, social events and diploma. All participants are expected to arrange their own travel.
For more information please contact EAD Program Coordinator, Mr. Andrzej Ocalewicz: aocalewicz[at]diplomats.pl, +48 22 378 11 99.
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Entry created by Desiree Pecarz on March 28, 2013
Modified on March 28, 2013